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So I went up to throw a round with jason, and saw a State Patrol sitting next to the cars parked on the road, so I went around to park at the huff n puff, there were cars there (on the side of the road) that I knew, so i was calling them, all the sudden the folks that were parked there were pulling into the lot as well, the stater was very young, and there were no tickets given, ???? wonder whats next ???

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So I went up to throw a round with jason, and saw a State Patrol sitting next to the cars parked on the road, so I went around to park at the huff n puff, there were cars there (on the side of the road) that I knew, so i was calling them, all the sudden the folks that were parked there were pulling into the lot as well, the stater was very young, and there were no tickets given, ???? wonder whats next ???

I wouldn't worry about the Trooper and besides, a general parking violation is only a $25.00 ticket if uncontested.

STATE PATROL ‑- POWERS ‑- ON COUNTY ROADS ‑- IN COUNTY PARKS ‑- IN CITIES

Officers of the state patrol have the power and duty to enforce state laws having a uniform application to the general public throughout the state, whether within or without the corporate limits of any county or city, but this power does not authorize them to enforce matters exclusively of local concern, including violations of county and city ordinances.

The legislation designed to create a police force for the purpose of enforcing only state laws concerning the general public and the state at large.* Consequently, officers of the state patrol, in our opinion, are without authority to enforce city ordinances of local origin and nature.

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